Decision on indefinite leave to remain under resettlement scheme to be made ‘in due course’
for British nationals and Afghans who worked with UK forces. Sir Simon Gass, the chair of the joint intelligence committee, travelled to Doha in Qatar a few days ago to talk to Afghanistan’s new rulers as UK, US and otherVictoria Atkins, the newly appointed Afghan resettlement minister, when questioned about indefinite leave to remain for those under the resettlement scheme, told Sky News: “These decisions will be made in due course.
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